The Senator Oliver R. Ocasek Building

Established in 1990, the Summit County Jail is a full-service detention center. It has a capacity of more than 670 inmates. The jail offers a range of inmate intake, supervision, security, medical, behavioral health care and food services. The Summit County Jail is a part of corrections division of Summit County Sheriff's Office, which strives to maintain a peaceful and safe environment, safeguards individual rights and provides law enforcement services. The sheriff s office also maintains an operations division that offers investigation, communication and community policing solutions. Summit County Sheriff's Office supports Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.), which is an educational program that helps to prevent the usage of illegal drugs. The sheriff s office is governed by County of Summit in Ohio.

Cuyahoga Falls City School District comprises more than 20 elementary, middle and high schools and over 10 special education centers. One of the largest school districts in Ohio, it enrolls more than 5,000 students in prekindergarten through grade 12. The district s schools have state-of-the-art science and cultural centers, classrooms, computer laboratories and technology-based libraries, performing arts centers and fully equipped auditoriums. Its athletic facilities include a full-sized gymnasium, six-lane swimming and diving pool, large multisport playing field, weight training facility, and a professional training room for injury prevention and rehabilitation. Its curriculum includes mathematics, English, science, foreign languages, history, geography, economics, industrial arts, physical and health education, music, and arts and crafts. The district is located in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.

NEOnet, the Northeast Ohio Network for Educational Technology, is dedicated to enhancing student education through innovative technology solutions, serving over 191 educational entities, including 55 school districts, private schools, and community schools since its establishment in 1995. As a designated Information Technology Center within the Ohio Education Computer Network, NEOnet provides personalized support and a range of services to ensure that educational institutions have the technological resources they need. Committed to high-quality service, NEOnet's knowledgeable team is equipped to address technology questions and provide robust assistance, allowing educators to focus on delivering superior educational experiences. The modern facility also offers space for meetings, professional development, and training, exemplifying NEOnet's commitment to supporting the growth of education in Northeast Ohio. Generated from the website